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What is Stuttering? Practice Fluent Speech, Stuttering happens when there’s an interruption within the flow of speech. In several...

Activities to Teach Pronouns to Children This blog is on Activities to Teach Pronouns to Children. Further, a child develops...

We are back with yet another story. We are delighted to feature, Mr. Pranav Bakhshi, India’s first Autistic model. Mr. Pranav Bakhshi has...

Working Memory Activities for Children This blog is on Working Memory Activities for Children. What is working memory: It is the ability to keep information active in your mind for a short period (2-3 secs), which is to be used for further processing. Also important for many days to day tasks such as following commands, speaking and listening to others, organisation and reading comprehension. It is nothing but a temporary storage system.  In this blog, we will talk about Work

Tips to Implement AAC at Home Get help from Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) & AAC users. To use AAC at home, parents will often require guidance & training from speech therapists. Parent training is a very important part of an AAC implementation at home. The SLP’s help in training the parents with communication strategies that help in the use of AAC. Many times, you will find the parent support groups for AAC and also some by AAC users themselves. When you raise a question

AAC: Myths and Facts What is Augmentative and Alternative Communication? Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is a mode of...

Top 5 vocal exercises for vocal professionals vocal exercises for vocal professionals. Singers, actors, radio jockeys, dubbing artists-what is the common factor between all of these professions? They all have one crucial factor that can make or break their career-voice. Among these and many other professions, a person’s speaking or performing voice is a crucial asset that can too often be taken for granted. One day with a sore throat, however, will serve to establish the voic

Picture : Café Arpan Family [Photo Credit: Brinston & Dylan] Parenting a child with a special needs, whether it’s a physical disability,...

Tips to Teach Sound Imitation for Toddlers Have you ever wondered how children acquire language? It begins early during infancy when children begin imitating their parents & caregivers. Imitation for toddlers occurs as early development and is a crucial building block to language development. Imitation for toddlers is important for the development of language, play, and social skills. Generally, a child will learn to imitate movements before they learn to imitate sounds thr

Activities for oral sensory seekers, A sensory processing disorder exists when the sensory information is not processed correctly by the...